St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill was optioned to minor league camp. A power-hitting prospect who mashed 31 homers in the minors last season, O'Neill may have had a chance to break the Opening Day roster, but he's had to deal with an oblique injury and a hamstring strain this spring. He'll likely make his debut this summer, and he'll have some nice upside if he somehow ends up in a starting role.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill was forced to leave Friday's Grapefruit League game due to a hamstring injury. O'Neill had just gotten back on the field after recovering from an injury to his oblique. The new hamstring injury is unrelated and a brand new issue for the top outfield prospect in the Cardinals system to deal with. O'Neill crushed 31 home runs in the minors last year, and will likely be one of the first guys up for the Cardinals in the event of injury to any of their sta[...]

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (oblique) is off the injury list and into a Grapefruit League starting lineup. O'Neill has been dealing with a strained left oblique muscle that has caused him to miss more than half of the spring training schedule. He'll get the start in right field against the Astros. O'Neill hit 31 home runs in the minor leagues last season and is one of the top prospects in the Cardinals system.

The St. Louis Cardinals traded left-handed pitcher Marco Gonzales to the Seattle Mariners in exchange for outfield prospect Tyler O'Neill. O'Neill was the number two prospect in a weak Mariners system, and was hitting .244/.328/.479 in Triple-A this season. He's 22-years-old and has some strong powe[...]